INDEX
Schurz, Carl—Continued.
first speeches of, in English, II, 81, 82
importuned by office-seekers, II, 82, 83, 216-218, 338, 339
speeches of, in Lincoln-Douglas campaign, II, 88-90, 100, 101
Essay on Abraham Lincoln, II, 88
meets Lincoln, II, 90, 96, 97
describes Lincoln, II, 90, 91, 96, 99
account of great debate, II, 92-100
speech of, on “Political Morals,” II, 101-104, 131
rule of his political conduct, II, 104
law practice of, II, 104
speech of, “For States' Rights and Byron Paine,” II, 113
speech of, on “True Americanism,” II, 120-126
meets New England celebrities, II, 126-129
visits of, to Boston, II, 127-130
admires Sumner, II, 127, 128, 240, 241, 311-314, 392
letters of, to Judge Potter, II, 132, 133, 212, 213, 218
newspaper abuse of, II, 135-138
“sound money” speeches of, II, 135, 136
lecture tours of, II, 137, 138, 157-163, 169
speeches of, in Minnesota, II, 143-152
trip of, on Mississippi steamboat, II, 152-157
experience of, at Burlington, II, 159-161
speeches of, against Douglas, II, 163, 204-207
visits Washington, II, 163-165
opposed to duelling, II, 167, 168
entertained by Salmon P. Chase, II, 169-172, 187
on Wisconsin Board of Regents, II, 173
delegate to Chicago Convention, II, 173-180
speeches of, during Lincoln campaign, II, 185, 186, 189-191, 193-202, 204-207
on committee announcing nomination to Lincoln, II, 187, 188
dines with Lincoln, II, 196
views of, on public speaking, II, 197-199
distrusts threats of Secession, II, 202-204, 207
at Lincoln's inauguration, II, 219
refuses to ask for office, II, 218, 219
appointed Minister to Spain (I, 323); II, 220-223, 299
opposition to appointment of, II, 221-223, 299
at call for Volunteers hastens to Washington, II, 224-227
interview of, with Lincoln, II, 227, 228
offers to resign mission to Spain, II, 228
authorized to raise cavalry troop, II, 229-231, 233, 236
interview of, with General Scott, II, 230
inspects Col. Blenkers regiment, II, 234
turns over recruiting to Col. McReynolds, II, 236
instructions to, as Minister to Spain, II, 237, 242, 243
relations of, with Lincoln, II, 237, 242-244, 395, 396
sails for Spain, II, 244
interviews of, with Adams and Dayton, II, 245-247
reaches Madrid, II, 247
presents credentials to Queen Isabella, II, 247-252
presented to Prince Consort, II, 251, 252
relations of, with Spanish Minister, II, 252-254, 266
resides in “La Quinta,” II, 256-263
follows court to San Ildefonso, II, 261, 267, 289
relations of, with diplomatic corps, II, 263-266
distress over battle of Bull Run, II, 271-286
suggests line of domestic policy to Seward, II, 284-287, 304
diplomatic services approved by Lincoln and Seward, II, 298, 299, 329, 330
Seward's reply to, II, 302-304
granted leave of absence, II, 304-307
sails from Hamburg, II, 306, 307
reports to Lincoln and Seward, II, 309, 310
helps organize Emancipation Society, II, 319, 320
speech of, in favor of Emancipation, II, 320-322, 327
resignation of, as Minister to Spain accepted, II, 329, 330
appointed brigadier-general, II, 330-332
military knowledge of (I, 242); II, 331, 332, 351
reports to General Frémont for duty, II, 338, 341, 343, 344
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